Speaker of the House John Boehner will address members of the National Religious Broadcasters Association tonight here in Nashville and will tell them that our nationâs debt is a âmoral threatâ to our country.

The Brody File has been provided some early excerpts of the speech. Speaker Boehner will say the following:

âIt is immoral to bind our children to as leeching and destructive a force as debt. It is immoral to rob our childrenâs future and make them beholden to China. No society is worthy that treats its children so shabbily."...

Jim Lincoln wrote:No, Mike of N.Y., when I look at the value of my stocks it is a very present day headache brought on by "Bumbling" Bush and "Randy" Clinton. Unfortunately, what these gentlemen should have been impeached for wasn't really brought up, both suffered from dereliction of duty.Bush should have spend less time holding hands with Arab leaders.

Jim, Both Bush and Obama and the Congress have been involved in giving trillions at a time as "bailouts" to the very same people who created the derivitive market in the first place.The Congress members were threatened that if the money was not given over, that martial law would result.

Impeachment is a formal accusation by Congress to the Pres. Clinton was impeached but not removed from office.

The money system is not run by the Congress. The money system is run by the FED, who are unelected businessmen. Their power far surpasses the elected leaders, there are no checks and balances for them either.

The one power the Congress does have currently is to audit the Fed. The Pentagon announced the day before 9/11 that 2.3 trillion was missing. Audits would tell the story of where it is--

Breaking news today, the new "discovery" by the Pentagon is that men in caves stole the 20 trillion dollars or the Russians did it! That must be some big cave! And strange to think people will believe this. How despearatly they search for a myth that is believable.

Anyone know if you laid 20 trillion dollars bills side by side how many times you could get to the moon and back?

No, Mike of N.Y., when I look at the value of my stocks it is a very present day headache brought on by "Bumbling" Bush and "Randy" Clinton. Unfortunately, what these gentlemen should have been impeached for wasn't really brought up, both suffered from dereliction of duty.

Jim Lincoln wrote:We have had two completed Presidential Administrations, the last being Bumbling Bush, who either didn't enforce the regulations on the investment community or add new ones. Perhaps some of these Presidents should be impeached, and the last one for not stopping practices that really helped bring on the first Great Depression. Herbert Hoover was at least smarker and more likable than B. Bush.

Jim, you remind me of someone who is currently stuck in quicksand, but feels the necessity to complain about the headache he had two years ago.

We have had two completed Presidential Administrations, the last being Bumbling Bush, who either didn't enforce the regulations on the investment community or add new ones. Perhaps some of these Presidents should be impeached, and the last one for not stopping practices that really helped bring on the first Great Depression. Herbert Hoover was at least smarker and more likable than B. Bush.

If the Congress actually cares about the morality of debt............... they will ask for the 20 trillion dollars in bailouts back, and demand reparation from the FED (private bankers) for creating a derivitive market (ponzi scheme).

If the Congress was really admitting that the finances are sunk, and the immorality of debt, they wouldn't be fighting in 2 undeclared wars.

Instead, they'll fight over a few million here or there, and cut some old ladies insurance, for the "good of the nation". Have the nation debating over two grains of sand while the rest of the beach gets washed away in the tide.